Slice4

Plug And Play.

Connects to your Mac as a single monitor/display. Slice4’s powerful FPGA processor captures each frame, slices it into four quadrants, and outputs each one via HDMI or HDBaseT connections.

There’s no buttons to accidentally press or confusing configuration apps- Slice4 just works right out of the box.

Built for Video Mapping.

Slice4 is designed to ensure pixel-perfect processing from input to output. Use your favorite video mapping tool, such as QLab, Millumin, Isadora, Resolume, or MadMapper, to align, scale, and rotate your outputs.

Use HDBaseT to connect to projectors hundreds of feet away using ordinary Cat5 cables.

Designed for the 1920x1200 native resolution of most projectors. Compatible with 1920x1080 or better.¹

Made for Mac.

Slice4 is the only display slicer on the market specifically designed for use with Apple Silicon Macs. We’ve worked with Mac software developers to ensure our EDID configuration is reliable and repeatable. The days of projector outputs unpredictably swapping are over.

¹ Most projectors are native 1920x1200 (WUXGA) and work perfectly with Slice4. Displays with native resolution 1920x1080 (FHD) or larger are compatible with WUXGA input. Consult your devices’s manual to confirm WUXGA input is accepted.

² In practice, the number of outputs you can use before the playback frame rate drops is also limited by the complexity of your show, the efficiency of your playback software, and your computer’s CPU and GPU. Check Apple’s MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and Mac Studio identification guides for details on external display support.